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What is a Dental Crown?

Dental crowns are essentially tooth-shaped and colored caps that cover the tooth and restore the health and look of a tooth. If a tooth is small or discolored, a crown will correct the look of a tooth in a natural way.

What is a Dental Crown and why would you need one? Read more HERE.

Convenience is Key!

There’s no reason to visit the dentist multiple times for a crown … Convenience is Key!! That’s why Adams Dental Group offers same-day crowns! That’s the beauty of the CEREC same day crown! CEREC crowns are fast, convenient, and as reliable as any normal crown. Through advances in dentistry and technology, crowns can now be made in our dental office, making your time to get a crown cut in half or more.

Learn More About our CEREC Same Day Crown HERE.

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September 13th, 2022

Posted In: Services | Procedures

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If you’re needing a root canal procedure, there’s no reason to worry and every reason to move forward. Root canals are a dental procedure that eliminate bacteria from infected tooth roots and prevent reinfection because the infected pulp is removed and the surrounding area is carefully cleaned, filled, and then sealed. Every year, millions of people undergo root canal treatment to treat diseased or damaged teeth. A root canal will relieve any oral pain you’ve been experiencing and can make your teeth healthy once again.

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May 10th, 2022

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How Can You Tell if Your Tooth is Cracked?

It can be hard for you to tell if a tooth is cracked. If you have pain, you may not be able to tell which tooth hurts or even whether the pain comes from the top or bottom of your mouth. Cracks may be invisible to the eye and m ay not even show on an x-ray. And sometimes you won’t have any pain or sensitivity at all; your dentist will discover it during your exam.

If you are having symptoms you can help your dentist find the cracked tooth by sharing some information:

  • things that cause you tooth pain; such as: heat, cold, or foods that are sweet, sour, or sticky
  • the area where you feel pain

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August 30th, 2021

Posted In: Emergency Dental Care

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